For the record, I'm not butthurt over the punch. I just never read anything in the comic making mention to his punch being a multiversal destructive force. If it was, Forger should have been obliterated. He wasn't. The Justice League would have been obliterated. They weren't. Standing in a neutral position of judgement, I did not see any proof of this being what everyone seems to be claiming. In fact the punch from my perspective wasn't even planetary in destructive force. What I do see are those that have made the claim attempting to incite anger in others, as if they were little children throwing around the butthurt term as a form of insult. Hope you're picking up on this negative behavior Galan? I believe that the punch was great, but it's being inflated to ridiculous proportions by baseless claims, and it almost seems as if the claimants read an entirely different book than I did.
Originally posted by Stoichey man that butthurt term was thrown before you even posted in this thread. WF said Superman destroyed it, we have pictures showing it was destroyed and just as importantly, where did it go if it wasn’t destroyed?
For the record, I'm not butthurt over the punch. I just never read anything in the comic making mention to his punch being a multiversal destructive force. If it was, Forger should have been obliterated. He wasn't. The Justice League would have been obliterated. They weren't. Standing in a neutral position of judgement, I did not see any proof of this being what everyone seems to be claiming. In fact the punch from my perspective wasn't even planetary in destructive force. What I do see are those that have made the claim attempting to incite anger in others, as if they were little children throwing around the butthurt term as a form of insult. Hope you're picking up on this negative behavior Galan? I believe that the punch was great, but it's being inflated to ridiculous proportions by baseless claims, and it almost seems as if the claimants read an entirely different book than I did.
Originally posted by Bentleyexactly, perfect example of why you can’t go by collateral damage. Superman going as fast as light, obliterated the shadow moon but here he’s amped and going thousands of times faster and only creates a continent wide crater?
You make it sound as if it all came down to the collateral damage
My theory is that superman’s Punch isn’t Omnidirectional the entire force and strength of the punch was directed down at WF and the anvil and the Multiverse. That force went through WF, anvil multiverse and still had enough destructive power to destroy a continent size portion of the planet.
Now if people want to bring up the justice league being still alive, should they have tanked a continent busting attack? No but the writer isn’t going to have Superman kill his teammates, not with a city busting, continent busting or even a multiverse busting attack.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85it’s obvious you know what he intended. LMAO.
But that is not the issue.We also have the OP himself coming in and clarifying it's a multiversal punch, but not who's giving it. So if it helps people, imagine it's your favorite character doing it. TOAA, The Presence, Marty McFly, whatever.
Jeez Louise, lmao.
I wish he had Hulk throwing that punch then we’d get legit answers from the marvel crew.
Okay. DC Earth is currently changed. The World Forger is now a member of the Justice League. He was the one to take this so called Multiversal punch to the face, which would make him a Multiverse level threat. The Justice League now needs even more power to stop what Luthor has set into play, and they have the World Forger on their team. Is the Legion of Doom also a Multiversal threat since they need more than a guy that can destroy a Multiverse with a punch and another that can survive being hit by that punch? Seems like a stretch. I'm not buying it, but please do call me butthurt because I never once read or saw what is being claimed.
The Beyonders unlike Superman operate on levels above the physical. If it was somehow stated that Superman errected a forcefield that enabled him to only hit the World Forger and damage only the spot that he stood at, I might be able to buy it, but then you have all of these other strings hanging out that brings up more doubt. The Legion of Doom is one of them. In my unbiased opinion, calling the punch Multiversal in scope in terms of power, has yet to be proven. I simply did not see anything other than a punch that Mongul would have likely survived. Sorry, which is why I re-read it, and then asked Leo to tell me if I'd missed something? Hulkster seems to have read the same book that I did.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Meanwhile, Surfer is dying from a black hole that Cosmo and the Starjammers are chilling out in, and nobody questions the properties of said black hole.[/B]
The script indicates that they are being torn apart. Surfer ejects them from it before they die. Surfer remains in it and never dies.
Originally posted by Stoic
Okay. DC Earth is currently changed. The World Forger is now a member of the Justice League. He was the one to take this so called Multiversal punch to the face, which would make him a Multiverse level threat. The Justice League now needs even more power to stop what Luthor has set into play, and they have the World Forger on their team. Is the Legion of Doom also a Multiversal threat since they need more than a guy that can destroy a Multiverse with a punch and another that can survive being hit by that punch? Seems like a stretch. I'm not buying it, but please do call me butthurt because I never once read or saw what is being claimed.The Beyonders unlike Superman operate on levels above the physical. If it was somehow stated that Superman errected a forcefield that enabled him to only hit the World Forger and damage only the spot that he stood at, I might be able to buy it, but then you have all of these other strings hanging out that brings up more doubt. The Legion of Doom is one of them. In my unbiased opinion, calling the punch Multiversal in scope in terms of power, has yet to be proven. I simply did not see anything other than a punch that Mongul would have likely survived. Sorry, which is why I re-read it, and then asked Leo to tell me if I'd missed something? Hulkster seems to have read the same book that I did.
The threat isn’t Luthor, it’s perpetua.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Meanwhile, Surfer is dying from a black hole that Cosmo and the Starjammers are chilling out in, and nobody questions the properties of said black hole.[/B]
The script indicates that they are being torn apart. Surfer ejects them from it before they die. Surfer remains in it and never dies.